Our education programme
As well as treating and supplying our customers with water, we feel it's really important to educate adults and children alike about the value of this most precious resource.
Our education programme
Flow Zone located at Bough Beech Reservoir near Edenbridge in Kent, welcomes all schools (Key Stage 2 and above) for the unique opportunity to visit our interactive Education Centre and a behind-the-scenes look at our Water Treatment Works, to find out how water is made safe to drink.
The visit is free of charge. You'll get a chance to explore and learn all about the water treatment process and water usage through interactive activities and games in the 'Blue Zone'.
Watch our Flow Zone video below to see what your pupils can experience.
If travelling to Bough Beech is a challenge, we can bring the Flow Zone experience to your school with a tailored classroom session and tabletop demonstration. But we’d always recommend coming to our site for the best experience. That’s why we’d suggest booking with a coach company, like Cruisers Ltd who are kindly offering competitive pricing for local schools. For more details, call 01737 770036 or email enq@cruisersltd.co.uk and reference booking your school trip to Flow Zone, SES Water.
You can play interactive games and learn even more about Flow Zone here.
Teacher Testimonials
Kingswood House School - "An amazing trip, we loved the new blue room! We've been coming for about 12 years and will be back again next year".
Micklefield School - "The Flow Zone is incredible! This was our first visit to the new education centre and we love it! The interactive games were great and the team of teachers were outstanding".
Community groups
We also welcome Brownies, Cubs, Scouts and Guide groups to our Bough Beech Reservoir and Flow Zone Education Centre during school holidays.
For older groups we offer a ‘Wise about water talk’ which covers our work, water efficiency, how to save money and support we offer to our customers.
You can also download the pdfs below to access maps of the River Eden and geology in the region.
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